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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02

HoMG,rAruY-L Las. week We mer.
toned cur Medical Mder, fres ut drugeists
keeping BcER1ckE & TAFEL's HomGo.
p.thic Medicines, or mailed fras by us;
it WIS written by al eminent Hom~o.
pethic physician and tells what medicines
TO take for about iorty-six common all.
ments, Tho medicines may be had Of
druggist, or OF ia by mail, at % cents per
vial. It doesn't take tho place Of a
Homeopathic physician, but ID splendid
adviser, and one easily UNDERWOOD for
common a;lmente. and the medicines
will be found ilcomparably bstter than
any Others. BoERlckR & TArsL, Honeo-
psth:c Pharmscsntists. Business eatab-
liahed in 1885. Address 627 smithdeld
styeat, Pittsburgh, Pa. ~,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

/, Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned has
MS day besn appointed and has qualified as the
Administrator Of tho estate. with tho will annex.
Cd. Of ELIZA 4. Moore, deceased. Persons knowing
,hcMEelycs In ebed to said estate will plesSe call
and fett!e, and tnoso having claims agalns. said
estate Will present the slmc for naymtnt properly
verified. d - 55l41171- CHARi.Es NOJnr.
Admlnisrator with the will annexed, OF Estate
Of Eliza n. Moore, deceascd. II =.
WHEELING. W. VA, Oct Is, 1857. oc2s
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES. !
e! TUEaDAY,l NOVEMBER ~, 1Ss7,

BY vlrtrc Of decree entered In tho shove en-.
Titled cause on tho 7th csy OF October A d. 1851,
the undersigned special Commissioners will, on
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TRAVELLERS sUsDg.

A RRIyhL htID DEPARTURE OF
"a TSAIEs-Or snd after July II, 1ss7-E1rLI-
NATION OF REVERENCE GAEgs. sCsily. isunday
excepted. 1Morday e1ospEed.-Eastern Standard
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Z FITs,-All Fits stopped FREQ by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve R0stoses. No Fits alter frst days use, Mar.
Vicious cures Tteate and 81 o. trial bottle lrco To
Fit cases. seud 70 Dr.. Kline 0al Arch st Phila Psi
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
a ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

u FIX 7H~t ~ g : n AO3t0 wv AV11'
10 Whom Il Nay Concern:
All perfons having claimn against tho estate Oh
Millelc!ne Reiohaidt, deceased. Will present
them 10 tho undermined inr settlement. All
knowing thcmtelcos indebted to tho said estate
VIII please tall ana ,et,lc =
oc2; '.Egs-g.z ls.5.g FEklIEAND pETNEAEnT
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NEW ADvERTrsEarENTs.

ETOUND-sMALL SUM OF MONEY,
- Owner can recover slIao By calling at this
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WHEELlNG& ELM GROVE R. r.
trains on the Wheeling b Elm Grove Railroad viii
run as iollowS:y4g SS,g y,;i ~ -
Leave Wheeling: i%i, 4. Is Z! y
b:Su 10, 700 a N, 0 a m. l,:co M, so IN, 500
p m, $50 m. 100 p m, 800 p N. mi M.
Arrive at Wheeling Park: 81 II ~ &, i 4 n y. R
500 N, 7:ss M 9: as m; Hiss a m, ?;05 m;
A:05 m, sos IN, 7aS p IN, 0:35 p N. Il
Leave Wheeling Park:
G:l0 m, 7:4s m 1000 m. 1880 m. Ito m,
400 u, $40 N, 500 p m. 1000 p N. .j.f.s
Arrive at Wheeling: s Fl n q
6:45 a m $50 N. lo:s5 m. i: os p N, sos m,
i:bS N, GAS IN, s;s5 p IN, 1880 p m. n
( SuNDAYs-Leavet tho city at 500 m. and run
every hour until 900 p N Leave Wheeling Ea,k
at 900 m, and run every hour until 10 p mISI
cept the church train. which will leave the PARK
at 9:Ss N, and cltyRt Ills IN. ..-I. 20 NJ
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6Fs5Ii. II. z, & Q. Railroad, n q "a
Dellairo y Huntsville Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at $40 M, arrives at Belaire ut n m.
Woo1sne!d PASSENGER lcayCa DellaIre at i:n o,
H., arrives At Dellatfe st $40 a. m, So -
aummerfe!d Accommodation leaves Esll.tre At
20 D. M arrives nj Enllaira at ll:.a ln -. =.
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The editor OIL. the schen.
cctady Union, It seems,
has Il finer .euse Of pro-
pr1et7 than any one else
In the United stntca.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-12-07

The first session of the South Caro-
lima Conference was held in Charles
ton, March 1887 There were then
2.O75 white members and 74l colored.
The first Conference in Spartanburg
was held in January 1s4s, VIM. Capers
being the Bishop and P. A. NJ. Will
liams, Secretary. The membership
was then 2,699 whites and 4O,965 COL
ored. In 1862 Conference was held
here again, Bishop John Early, presi-
dent and +. A. Mood, Secretary. In
1871 the body met here again, Bishop
Paine presiding and +. M. Kennedy,
Secretary. Now the 102d session is to
assemble here, H. N. McTyeire being
the Bishop. Mr.. Power has served as
secretary fifteen consecutive years,
longer than any other member of the
Conference. P. A. NJ. Williams serv-
ed 13 years. The white membership
last year was 81, 62,142.-Spdrtan.
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Rogers & Co.

Who is it, in .Abbeville county, that does
not now this firm. Until two years ago this
firm was only known In Abbeville county,
to-day there business covers two States,
South Carol ina and Georgia. Energy, square
dealing, and rock bottom figures, will tell to-
day. This house Is considered head quarters
for grain and provisions Messrs. Rogers &
Co., moved from Abbeville two years ago to
Augusta, Ga. They represented some OF the
West. At the solicitations of these numer-
Gus houses who wanted q live representation
in South Carolina and Georgia, this firm
located in the city of Augusta and are doing
q mammoth business. Mr.. Rogers leaves for
the West the last Of this month and will buy
up several hundred cars, meat, corn and seed
oats. The merchants can save money by
figuring with Rogers & Co., before buying
their grain.
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HEARTS AND HANDS.
Judgment Handed Down From Gu.
piti's Court...Statement Of Facts in
the Case.

the Case.
William n. Graydon, Esq, rising young
lawyer Of the Abbevlle Bar. was married last
Thursday, December l, to Miss Laura, second
naca. Promptly at one o'clock the bridal par
ty filed into the parlor TO the strains of q
wedding march. when the beautiful and I'M
pressive ceremony Of the Methodist church
was performed by the Rev. ?. B; Jackson,
The attendants were Miss Julia Graydon, OF
Greenwood, and Mr.. Martin F. Coleman, Of
Coronaca; Miss May league, of Laurens, and
w. ]. Moore, Esq, Of Cokesbury; Miss Mary
Godbold, of Cokesbury, and Mr.. G. H. Parks,
of Abbeville; Miss Alice Rice, Of Union, and
Dr. q. A. Neutfer, Of Abbeville; Miss Ida Foo
she, of Coronaca, and Mr. r. l.. Mabry, Of Alb
beville.
The bride wore an elaborate and elegant cos
tune of bronze watered plush, with Old gold
satin front and tncandescent ornaments.
Miss Julia Graydon wore black silk.
Miss May league wore green watered SILK;
Miss Mary Godbold wore navy blue silk,
trimmed with Roman plush.
Miss Alice Rice wore navy blue silk.
Miss Ida Fooshe wore navy blue silk over
navy blue velvet.
. After : the eeremony, re aN, was performed an ele'
Among the invited guests were Mrs: S. E.
Graydon, Miss Susie Graydon. Miss Corrie
Graydon, of Greenwood; Miss Julia Zelgler,
Miss Benie zeigler, Hon: Ellis 6; Graydon and d
Greenville; Mr.. Thomas J. league, OF John.
ston; Mr.. r. J. Nickels, of Waterloo, Miss
May Bramblett, Of Donalds; Mrs. Nickels,
Mr.. j. Q. Pyles aud Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Cole.
man, of Coronaca.
The bride and groom were the recipients Of
many handsome presents.
On Friday evening a reception was rendered
to them at the home of the groom's mother,
Monday they left for Columbia on bridal
trip.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-12-07
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

aBBENlLLE, -. L.. DtC. loo'.
The Board met today according to adjourn
mpnt. Present, q. NJ. Mattison, chairman; ].
w. Lites and w. D. Mann
Sundry claims were presented and ap-
proved.
4 petition was received from citizens Of
Bradley and vicinity praying that public
highway be opened from the Edg"tlelh coun-
ty line, near Richard Duncans TO Bradley, on
the a. 4 X. Railroad. RcSolred that Commits
at each end OF the road If any opposition or
objection existed against opening said road
A report was received from MeSSrs G. p.
Roberts, J. A. Moore and w. l. Anderson, Jr.
who has been appointed a commission to lay
off a public road from Ninety-Six TO the Edge
field line.
A report was received from Messrs. A. F.
Seawrght, John HaSan and w. B. Brown who
had been appointed commission TO lay out Il
public road from Galloway place in Long
Cane township to intersect the {. & &. Rail-
road.
On motion ordered the Secretary TO draw
ten dollars for postage and stationery.
A contract was made with l.. a. Ramey to
build frame one-story house on the poor
house lot, about 200 yards from the present
buildings. The contractor TO furnish said
building completed for fifty dollars. The size
of the house to be 1GXl8 feet.
Resolved, That a contract for building q
chapel at the poor house will be let on Mon
day the I'd day OF January. 1885. Plans and
specifications will be exhibited on day of let
ting.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COU MI I VI ADDL hLLEs.
PROBATE COURT.
Joel w. Lites, as Elk or, Plaintiffs, against
]. D. Boozer, ct al, Defendants.-Com-
plant for Sale of Land to Pay Debts.
i WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY
at Abbeville Court House, on SALEDAY
in JANUARY next, for the payment
of debts, the following described Real
Estate, belonging to the Estate of Dr.. A.
P. Boozer, deceased, containing
Nine Acres,
more or less, and bounded by Reynolds
street, C. G. Waller, Bennett Reynolds
and others, to be sold in seven (7) lots.
Also, the MOSELEY LOT, containing
One () Third of an Acre,
more or less, bounded by c. A. c. Waller,
S. p. Boozer and others.
Also, VACANT LOT, containing
Seven Cd Eighths of al Acre,
bounded by Church street, w. V. Blyth,
and other lots of said estate.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser
to pay for titles.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Dec. 6, 1887, It
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A tremendous stock OF youths clothing,
p Rosenburg L. Co. l27
If you want young mans suit for O little
money. Call on p. ROsenburg Co. l27
An immense stock of boys clothing cheaper
than ever before. P. Rosenburg & Co. i27
20 dozen new hats, just received latest
styles. p. Rosenburg & Co. l2-T
a full line OF gents dressing cases shaving
cas,s; smoking sets; merschaum pipes and
holders, at Speeds drug store l2!7
All the standard and popular novels are to
be had at Speeds drug store. the latest books
in stock. as soon as published at Speeds. l2-7
Christmas cards, just in, an elegant line OF
Christmas cards, at Speeds drug store. 12-7
A choice selection of candy for the holidays
crystalized fruits and the best conIectionary
at Speeds drug store. 12-I
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Just opened at Speeds drug store, big
stock Of Christmas goods; plush cases ; mas
siye sets; dressing cases; handsome mirrors
whisk racks mauschoir bags; glove sachets:
plush albums: ETC. ETC., at Speeds. 12-7
In buying presents for gentlemen do not
make your selection before visiting Speed s
durg store. 1877
Smoke Farmers club cigars. A. NJ. Hill
Sons, l1-2
The Farmers club cigars are the best and
the cheapest In the market. A. NJ. Hill
Sons. H.
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Sale Day.

Last Monday was Sale Day, and there was
an unusually large attendance of our fellow
citizens from the different parts of the coun-
ty. The crowd was remarkable for excellent
order. Very little drinking was done, and no
disturbance of the peace occurred. Every
body was in good spirits, and many were pay.
ing off the remnants OF their old debts, while
very many of them had ready money to spend
for needed goods. The stores were crowded
all day with customers, and business men In
every line Of trade were pleased with the days
work
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

~ Real and Personal property
Must be returned between the first day January 1883 and
the goth February, 1885,
machinery have escaped taxation previous years"
penalty thereto MY INsTRUC
OF THE LAW WITHOUT
EXCEPTION.
legitimate of all Real
and respectfully ask all good citizens
to me aid
TAXPAYERS EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO MAKE THEIR RE-
will be received by the Auditor at the following
on designated below:
Tuesday until
JanuyTuesday evening and Wednesday until IL
o'clock
Thursday and
Friday.
and January-Monday and Tuesday.
1shand19th January-Wednesday Thursday.
West-2th and January-Friday and Saturday
Bradley-23d and Oath Januay-Monday and Tuesday,
Troy-25h 26th "Wednesday and Thursday.
McCormck-27th and 2sh January-Friday and Saturday.
Bordeaux-Oth Januay-Monday.
Wllngon3st January-Tuesday
Mt Carm-lst and February-Wednesday Thursday
Graves Stahon-3d February-Friday
ter-4b Febary-Saturday.
Antrev le-6th and 7tb Febuary-Monday and Tuesday
Vew-sth February-Wednesday.
Lowndesvile- hFebuary-Thurday and Friday.
FebruyMnday Tuesday Wednesday,
Chuch-17th February-Friday.
edar Sprdgs-lsth February Saturday.
Abbevlle G. H. February 2Oh
A. w. JONES,
Auditor.
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Meeting OF ConereSs,

Congress met last Monday. Our immediate
representative, ]. 8. Cothran, was present
and sworn in, being lucky member in draw
Ing desirable seat in the Hall of Representa-
tives.
On the call Of the roll 3l3 members answer
ed to their names, and the clerk announced
That more than quorum being present the
next business In order was the election Of
Speaker. John g. Carlisle was put In nomi-
nation by NJ. Cox, Of New York, and Thomas
Is. Reed by Mr.. Cannon, of Illinois. At the
request of the clerk Messrs. Randall, Mills,
Long and Mckinley, took their places at the
clerks desk to act MS tally-keepers, and the
roll was again called. Tho vote resulted as
follows: Total number OF votes cast 313; for
Carlisle 1903, for Reed 14S, for Brumm, of Penn
sylvania. 2. or the four Independs, Ander-
son, Of Iowa, voted for Carlisle; Nichols, OF
North Carolina, and Smith of Wisconsin, for
Brumm; while Hopkins, of Virginia, did not
vote.
The clerk thereupon declared Mr.. Carlisle
duly elected Speaker, and that gentleman
Cox and Reed, amid loud applause.
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Death of DIR. Jeff. Brooks.

A telegram was received Monday announc-
ing the death Of DR.. ]. 4. Brooks in Texas.
DR.. J. w. Thomas left yesterday for the late
home OF his son-in-law, and will probably
bring the Doctors family home with him.
The death of DR.. Brooks Is sad one indeed.
He was q young man of excellent qualities,
and leaves young wife, and family Of
small children. He is a native Of this county,
and left here only q few years ago in high
hopes of long life and career of usefulness.
We are not Informed as to DR.. Brooks all
ment, but learn that he has been sick for some
tIme-suffering from long affection.
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The Columbia Conference Of the
A. NJ. f. Church in this State will
meet in Newberry, December 7th.
Bishop J. P. Campbell will preside.
Over one hundred and sixty preachers
are expected to attend.
Jacob Sharp Is to have a new trial.,
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MT. CARMEL, s. c., Nov. %, 1887.
Weather warm and threatens rain.

MT. CARMEL, s. C., Nov. %, 1887.
Weather warm and threatens rain.
Farmers generally hope to gather more cot.
ton than they at first expected on account OF
favorable season.
Cotton selling from to 91<.
Rev. 8. j.. Bethea addressed our temperance
society on last Friday night. His remarks
were very appropriate and altogether much
entoy by the large and attentive audience.
The stewards Of Zoar held their last quarter
y conference for this church and the flnan-
cial showing was not unlike all the churches
on the Abbeville circuit who surpassed them
selves this year by paying out In full and
over. In consequence OF this fact the people
smile.
Mr.. VIM. Riley is better and will soon be on
his feet again.
Our two young ladies who have been off on
q missionary tour have returned. Havnt
heard of their work yet.
Miss Drake, OF Lodimont, spent the night In
Mt. Carmel and worshipped here on Sunday.
The farewell sermon OF Rev. S. j. Bethea
last Sunday was a most excellent one, and
we'll delivered to O large and attentive con-
gregation. We hope he will return to us
again. NJ.
For good smoke try Aa K Al cigar, or for
Christmas present buy box, at Speed g
drug store. 1913
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IN MEMORY OF @. T. JACKSON.
Faithful and True In Life, His Breth.
rem Attest their Affection for Him
When He IL Gone.
HALL OF STAR FORT LODGE,
No Qki KNrntIrc or In>-nn

No. 364 KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
NINETY-SIX, S. c.. Nov. rs. 1887.
AS 1t has pleased the Great Dictator of the
universe in his wisdom, to take from us our
friend and brother. G. T. Jackson, be IL
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the demise
of our brother as member, as a man, and q
citizen. Always Jealous for the welfare of his
fellowman, always the defender of our order,
always the worker, the mainstaff of our
lodge we pronounce him brother, q man, as
he should he.
Resolved, That we sympathlze with his FAM
lily, for one who was so worthy to be hus-
band and father.
Resolued. That we will keep O blank page in
our Lodge book, with the name G. T. Jackson
inscribed as lasting memory Of our friend
and brother.
Resolved, That a copy of this our resolutions
he sent to the family of the deceased brother,
and copy to the A6teviUe Press and Banner
for publication.
Respectfully.
GEO. F. f. WENCK,
A. 5. OSBORNE,
r. l.. PRATT,
Committee
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Potware i! Potware !

If we can't sell you a Cook Stove come let US
sell you some old fashioned POTWARE.
OVENS and LIDS, EXTRA LIDS, WASH
POTS, TEA KETTLES.
On account Of space we cannot enumerate
all we do keep In store for you. But come
and see for you rselves and be convinced that
we carry the largest stock OF STOVES, TIN,
CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA and WOOD
ENWARE ever offered to the trade of Able
vile county.
We will furnish CHURCHES with LAMPS
and CHANDELIERS at small per cent.
above cost and carriage.
We are agents for the largest and most re-
liable JEWELRY HOUSE in the United
States, and will take pleasure In ordering you
any thing In this line you want Call and eX-
anime our illustrated catalogue.
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J. @. DONNALD, Manager.
LOWNDESVILLE
STOVE AND TIN HOUSE.
Nov. 9, 1887. TT
Special Attractions for the Ladies' at
the Store of White Brothers, Able.

Special Attractions for the Ladies' at
the Store of White Brothers, Able.
willie, s. &.
Those extra fine black dress goods.
A full line of black cashmeres.
The best piece of black silk for S1.00 q yard
ever offered at that price.
All wool double-wldth suitngs from SOC. to
s.. 90 per yard, these goods are very handsome
and very fashionable.
A splendid assortment CT dress ginghams.
Those extra heavy and extra wide calicos-
something new and very substantial and de-
sirable. Ask for them
\ full line Of water-prOofs.
Table linens and towels OF all kinds
Centcmerl fine-buttoncd kid gloves.
Centerneri undresscd kid gloves.
Zciger's fine shoes. All who have tried
these shoes know the value Of them, and to
try them once Is to buy them ever afterwards.
The demand for them Is SO great IT Is very
other order has just been forwarded to the
manufacturers. WHITE BROTHERS.
Every woman should wear the common
sense shoe. Call and get pair. p. Rosenberg
j. Co. liz
loll cents. All the new winter shades. r. NJ.
lIaddon 4 Co. 92l
Shoes! Our Common Sense Shoe-the easl-
est wearing shoe on the market. r. NJ. Had
don & Co. 9.2l
We have small lot OF ladies' 'NeWmark-
ets," "Dolmans," "Cloaks," and "Walking
Jackets" that We are offering at astonishing
ly low prices. Smith 4 Son. 1919
Seed barley at p. Rosenberg & Co. 1l.2
Rye! rye pure fer seed. P. Rosenberg & Co
1l-2
We are selling clothing at close fguIes. P.
Rosenberg 4 Co. 11-2
Brown and bleached cotton tiannels, from
Sc TO 25c. VIM. E. Bell
1 case lads and misses wraps to arrive this
week. Vim. T.. Boil.
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Strayed or Stolen,

A SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE, LEFT
n ear cropped, four years old. Has scars on
the inside of right hind leg. Value about
the public square at Abbeville last SALE
DAY, in the evening.
A suitable reward will be given for any in
formation which may had TO his recovery.
w. ]. DARROUGH,
Greenwood, s. G., Dec. 6, 1887, St.
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The Farmers club cigars are all the 60. A.
NJ. Hill & Sons 1l-2
Ask for the "Electric" shoe. for gents In
balls and congress. Something new, cheap
and handsome. Smith & Son. liz
BEST barly seed for sale by w. ]. Smith d
Son. If
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Hot Supper.

The ladies Of the Methodist church will
give hot supper next Tuesday night to raise
money for the completion of the new church
Let all turn out, get a good supper, and aid IN
good work.
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rI,HE contract for BUILDING CHAPEL
L al the Poor House will be let to the low
est responsible bidder at Abbeville Court
House, on MONDAY the I'd Of JANUARY
next.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office Of the County Commissioners.
G.. NJ. MATTISON,
Chairman of Board.
Dec. 6, 1887, At
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Stores to be Closed Monday. Deeem.
her 26. 1887.

Stores to be Closed Monday, Decem.
ber 28. 1857.
We, the undersigned merchants and other
business men of Abbeville G. H., agree t.
close our stores and places q! business on
Monday December 26th, and observe that day
rs Christmas.
W. Joel Smith 4 Son,
White Brothers,
W. II. Penny,
II. W. Lawson 4 Co.,
Warllaw & Edwards,
II. NJ. Haddon Il Co.,
VIM. K. Bell,
p. Rosenberg d Co,
Jones F. Miller,
j. ID. Chalmers,
SaSSard 4 Bowie,
Rogers & Co.,
Wilson L. Coogler, auctionccrs,
National Bank of Abbeville,
d. w. Hicks cotton buyer,
Thos. p. Quarles, cotton buyer,
II. ID. Reese.
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Estate of Basil Callahan.

DEBTORS and CREDITORS of the Estate
- of BASIL CALLAHAN are hereby no.
titled that those indebted must make pay
ment, and those holding claims against said
estate must present them TO
Z. 4. CALLAHAN, Ex'tx.
]. n. CARW1LE, Ex'or.
Nov 10. 1887 IF
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